Tag: studentwriting

• Massimo Bottura and a Bitesized Revolution

  

  During this quarantine period I have learnt a very important lesson about myself: I live for food. My entire day revolves around it. What is there to eat? What shall I cook? Shall I try baking? Will everyone enjoy this meal? Does it even matter if I know I’ll like it? You know, the usual…

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  April 18, 2020

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  cooking, food, international cuisine, italian cuisine, italy, massimo bottura, michelin star, Modena, notsophialoren, revolutionising, student, studentwriting, travel journalism, venice

• A Family Affair

  *To be read in heated family moments* I love my family dearly, Even if they claim to always hear me. Be it singing in the shower, Talking to my friends every hour, Still, I love my family dearly. I love my family greatly, Even if they sometimes ‘hate’ me. Living in such close proximities Can…

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  March 25, 2020

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  calm, coronavirus, covid19, family, familytime, home, journalism, london, poem, quarantine, relax, student, studentwriting, tension, travel

• A Secret Venetian Obsession

  

  The Italians are accredited with many obsessions, Venetians in particular. I, for once, am not referring to pizza, pasta, coffee or sex, but rather a smaller, four-legged friend, whose existence is prevalent in the floating city. Dogs. The animal traditionally associated with the streets of Venice is the cat. The alley cats who roam rooftops…

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  March 7, 2020

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  animals, animals abroad, ca foscari, cats, dialect, dogs, europe, history, italy, journalism, notsophialoren, studentwriting, study, tradition, venetian, venice, yearabroad